Sentence examples for traditionally human from inspiring English sources

As a result we are seeing machines that can do traditionally human things (like driving cars) much earlier than anyone expected.

Fact: Traditionally, human beings have walked forward rather than backward because their eyes are on the front of them and therefore can look ahead and help them see where they are going.

Ms. Abbas, who has given the traditionally human female face of the steed some of her own features, imagines it as a kind of life-size toy, one she has climbed up on and ridden herself, though doing so too publicly in Pakistan could court dangerous misinterpretations.

Traditionally, human error is only considered during process hazard analysis.

Traditionally, human reliability is accounted for by using Human Error Probabilities, which emphasizes inevitability.

However, similar to hardware failures, traditionally human error has been quantified using likelihood approaches; this viewpoint abnegates the role of the cognitive abilities of the operators.

"In the West, nature provides an escape for humans, and is treated almost as a commodity, whereas in the East, traditionally, humans are expected to live in harmony with natural ecosystems, and not to influence the way in which they grow or exist," he said.

Traditionally, humans were considered the sole recent representatives of the family Hominidae, but recent findings indicate that chimpanzees and bonobos are more closely related to humans than are gorillas and orangutans and that the last common ancestor between the chimpanzee and human lines lived sometime between seven million and six million years ago.

As we move from the biological sciences to the traditionally human-related disciplines which means most departments on a college campus the situation gets worse.

Traditionally, humans have had at least a passing interest in doing sex, and many like to supplement that interest by firing up an incognito window, turning the volume down and watching two strangers – or a number of strangers – do sex to one another.

Robotics, Design, construction, and use of machines (robots) to perform tasks done traditionally by human beings.